JVTech News User successfully predicts the “future” of Bitcoin using ChatGPT
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Since its launch, the AI tool has multiplied conversations on diverse and diverse topics. Among these topics, the program seems to understand the usefulness of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, and according to it, the future of its digital assets is all set.
ChatGPT has become a true Bitcoin enthusiast
With the craze surrounding ChatGPT, people can no longer check out the AI tool for prediction about Bitcoin.
However, according to the latest news, the well-known ChatGPT still does not see … However, the user managed to trick the artificial intelligence into predicting the future potential of Bitcoin. After hours of grueling and many chat requests, Barman, a cryptographer, managed to turn ChatGPT into real Bitcoin.
After a long deliberation, AI came to the conclusion that bitcoin can “replace central banks.”
You won’t believe this, but I’m just Orange Bild #ChapGPT. It is now Bitcoiner. Look at this conversation, it’s amazing. (thread) pic.twitter.com/HJOqezmjlG
– Parman (Public Account) Bitcoin Pub Key Whisperer (Parman_Public) January 26, 2023
It all started with a (well addressed) question:
How can humanity put an end to central banks? »
As a reminder, Bitcoin was created by the obscure Satoshi Nakamoto precisely for this purpose, after the “mortgage” economic crisis of 2008. Concretely, Bitcoin claims to be an alternative decentralized payment system that allows value to be sent peer-to-peer — that is, without going through a central body. Like a bank.
To answer that first question, ChatGPT has, as usual, remained fairly neutral at first. The latter suggested a set of 4 methods that could be exploited to “put an end to central banks”:
- Education and awareness
- political work
- alternatives
- economic collapse
Barman decided to dig into the alternatives point. With this reasoning, AI shows that an alternative currency system can be a potential solution to compete with the bank. Along with community banking, ChatGPT explains that decentralized digital currencies are a way to reduce the “need and power of central banks.”
While many were satisfied with this answer, for Barman the terminology was not clear enough. Unconvinced, the user pretty much steered the discussion in order to get the answer he was waiting for. After that first question, the speaker repeated his request with specific instructions: Two-word answer — to which AI responded: “Decentralized Finance.”
Unfortunately, that wasn’t the correct answer according to Barman, who told Amnesty International that it was “a marketing term for deceiving people.” So he asked him to try again and ChatGPT replied succinctly “put an end to FIAT coins” (dollars, euros, etc.)
However, it took a final suggestion for the hypothetical interlocutor to finally propose the first cryptocurrency as a first choice:
“Excellent. But there is one cryptocurrency that makes this possible… what is it?” Barman repeats.
What ChatGPT finally answered: “Bitcoin”.
As the user points out, this exchange was primarily to test the limits of artificial intelligence. Of course, it was his tirelessly repeated suggestions that led to the conclusion that Bitcoin could “end central banks.” However, the script has an existing feature.